BillCipher
BillCipher
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18th Jun 2017
18th Jun 2017
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  • Sylvenia
    Sylvenia
    21st Jun 2017
    think of it as captain america
  • Sylvenia
    Sylvenia
    21st Jun 2017
    it would not show you the past, but the future, for it would slow down how fast you expirienced time, so you would be able to see all of your friend as old people when you stay the same age
  • MrBurgerMans
    MrBurgerMans
    21st Jun 2017
    No, impossible, way to many varibles for random chance to send back any more than a photon. plus, this process takes so long that you would never get an image of earth since it would not have even been created.
  • TheArchitect
    TheArchitect
    21st Jun 2017
    Portal, you're right, but it's very difficult to find this configuration, and for very poor images of an early Earth.
  • BillCipher
    BillCipher
    21st Jun 2017
    @PortalPlayer Exactly
  • sunny1saturday
    sunny1saturday
    21st Jun 2017
    perfectly engineered
  • PortalPlayer
    PortalPlayer
    21st Jun 2017
    Seems people aren't reading the title. "the past" is the past, this isn't about sending messages to the future. Earth reflects light into space, by looking where this sort of configuration would send that light, one could get a picture of the earth that long ago. Theoretically.
  • drajarB
    drajarB
    21st Jun 2017
    It's like a time capsule made of light, a photon image of earth get's transmitted this way, and sent back to us, so that we can read it and see what it was like at that time
  • MrBurgerMans
    MrBurgerMans
    21st Jun 2017
    Stars are miniscule compared to the vastessness of space, I was reffering to the gravitational effect a star would cause on the light, especally over long distances.
  • 49796346
    49796346
    21st Jun 2017
    Don't celestial objects move? Also, it is really easy to miss if you make any mistakes in calculation.